UPDATE -- MEMORIAL DAY, May 27, 2013: our "Memorial" poem, in honor of our deceased servicemen and servicewomen in battle in the late 20th and early 21st centuries was published on May 24, 2009 on our Senator blog.
N.P.R. is very pleased that the page views for this blog has risen over a thousand per month for the first time, which is good news for Mark Greene's Council campaign, which very much needs that trend to continue upward. A big thanks to those who have put this blog on their networking/social media sites, especially those that may be seen by citizens from Newcastle, Washington.
Another reminder: N.P.R. welcomes comments on this blog. All comments will be moderated, meaning, looked at by N.P.R. before being published, but no comment will be rejected merely because of disagreement or pointing out something on N.P.R. that may be in error. The only comments that would be rejected are those that are uncivil or not on topic. To make a comment, click on where it has the number of comments already made, or "no comments," or "post a comment."
Update: the previous post, "Buri Takes Baton," was revised on 5/27/13 and now shows the 2 philosophical wings of the Newcastle City Council.
Note: Mark Greene has revised his campaign website, primarily to show that the election will go straight to the General Election on November 5.
Most recent Council Meeting posts: "Buri Takes Baton," "Road and Waste Management Policies," and "Austerity Versus Practicality."
[revised on 5/27/2013]
N.P.R. is very pleased that the page views for this blog has risen over a thousand per month for the first time, which is good news for Mark Greene's Council campaign, which very much needs that trend to continue upward. A big thanks to those who have put this blog on their networking/social media sites, especially those that may be seen by citizens from Newcastle, Washington.
Another reminder: N.P.R. welcomes comments on this blog. All comments will be moderated, meaning, looked at by N.P.R. before being published, but no comment will be rejected merely because of disagreement or pointing out something on N.P.R. that may be in error. The only comments that would be rejected are those that are uncivil or not on topic. To make a comment, click on where it has the number of comments already made, or "no comments," or "post a comment."
Update: the previous post, "Buri Takes Baton," was revised on 5/27/13 and now shows the 2 philosophical wings of the Newcastle City Council.
Note: Mark Greene has revised his campaign website, primarily to show that the election will go straight to the General Election on November 5.
Most recent Council Meeting posts: "Buri Takes Baton," "Road and Waste Management Policies," and "Austerity Versus Practicality."
[revised on 5/27/2013]
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